Awarded by Richard Berry FRPSL to Marc Parren for his “Japanese Naval Mail in the Mediterranean during WW1” article which appeared

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All member displays are held on the website as a pdf document

The redesigned website has a login feature for FPHS members. This allows the website to host all information including material intended for

Andrew Brooks with his entry on “Austro-Hungarian Medical Units in WW1”

Robin Davis FRPSL with his entry on the “RAF Desert Airmail Service 1921 to 1926 Baghdad to Cairo”

No competition for this year

No competition for this year

With his entry on “British Forces in the Crimea” - the entry consisted of covers from the British forces in the Crimea featuring the various

With his entry on “Allied (non-British) Submarines in WW2”: as Germany overran Europe some submarines escaped to the UK. Some French boats

Non-members are welcome to download a complimentary pdf issue of the FPHS Journal.

The Development of French Postal Communications in Algerian Sahara

The rather unusual title follows the all-too-brief naval career of a young Engine Room Artificer who joined the peacetime Navy in 1912,

The Forces Postal History Society (FPHS) and Postal History Society (PHS) have jointly published a new book entitled

After 4 years of research this new study covers this uniquely British service in depth. Using it students should be able to ascertain

This is a new book some twenty plus years in the making. Part II of III will be available from 21st January 2018.

ISSN 1752-0975 © Forces Postal History Society and Authors

“World War II - American and Japanese repatriation exchanges in Lourenço Marques and Mormugao” Awarded by Richard Berry FRPSL